The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1849, Page 3

Grand Larceny —George 8 Booream was arrested yesterday and committed to prison for steuling a gold Watch worth $68, from Vr. Hunter, of No. 287 Bleecker street. He called at the store and asked to see some watches, and when they were placed before him, he snatched the one wud to and ran off. The ery of stop thief was immediately raised. and after a chase around several blocks and through alleys he was cap- ‘tured. Brutality —Edward Orr was yesterday arrested on a charge of throwing an infant intothe sink ot house 10 Troy strect. He was committed to prison, and fi such brutal inhumanity he should be made to suffer ‘the severest penalty of the la The Counterfeit Coining Apparatus in New Jersey.— ‘We have been requested to publish the following: — I noticed in your paper of the Sd inst., as in other of the city papers, an article in relation to a discovery, in New Jersey, of a quantity of apparatus for manufac- turing counterfeit cc ins. and mention is made of Mr. Sweet, who sailed a short time since for California, as being concerned in it, and taken with him a quantity of said coin. Mr Swe been a resident of this city for more than a year past. and has had no know- ledge of anything that has been done. as stated in your peper, and has no such coin in his possession, nor has e ever had. One year last A pril. Mr. Sweet let his place in New Jersey to a man by the name of James Kidder, who has occupied it until this Spring. Some time summer. Mr Sweet sold his place in New Jerse, Mr. Randolph. and for the last y toa has been an entire strauger to what has been done upon the premises, and with the same propriety you might as well accuse any other person going from this city to California, with being concerned with it. as to accuse Mr, Sweot, as Mr. Sweet has hot occupied the place for more than one year, and has not been the owner for the last six months. In justice to Mr Sweet and his friends, I trust you will give the above a place in your paper A FRIEND. The Weekly Herald, “Containing all ‘tho important news of the day, will be issued at the usual hour, 9 o'clock, this morning, For the convenience of those wishing to obtain a really vuseful and entertaining paper to transmit to their friends, we annex THE CONTENT: The Telegraphic Compendium of the Foreign News received by the Steamer America; Very Interesting from Californi: Letters from Emigrants on their Route to the Gold Region ‘The Progress of Events in Cai Washington Correspon- dence; Council of Roman Catholic Bishops in Rultimore; The Latest from Mexico, Yucatan, and the West Indio: Texas News, embracing the Movements of Californians, the Return of Col. Webb, &e., &; Army and Navy Intelligence; Theatrical and Local Affairs; Murders in Baltimore and Philadelphia ; Commercial and Shipping Information; a great variety of Editorial Matter; News by Electric Telegraph, to the Latest Moment, from all parts of the American Con- tinent, &e., &e,, eo. y The Weekly Herald, in wrappers and ready for mail- ing, may be had at the desk ; price sixpence per copy, or $3 per year. The Sunday Courier, of To-morrow, will ‘contain the first chapters of a new local novel, entitled The Thirty, written expressly for that excellent paper by T. W. Meig’ We understand that this romance, while it avoids Anything that will trench upon morality, exposes vice in high pisces, and delineates charactors well known to all the world, 't is said to be one of the greatest local romances ever con~ cocted. Read it. The Stanfield Hall Murders—Helen Jew: ett’s Letters; The Trial of Matthew Wood for Murder in this city, and Paul Kunkle for Murder in Baltimore; The Convic- tion of Tom Hand; Failure of Bishop Doane; Morals of Wash- ington; Philadelphia Morals, &e., &c.; besides full Reports of the Courts; Police Matters; as well as a large amount of Eng: lish and French Criminal’ News—are all to be found in the tional Police Gazette of this week. Oifice, 103 Nassau st. ‘Bold everywhere. A Few More Left.—We have been ruu down by calls and orders for the Literary American, contain- ing Lieut. Reid's great Mexican Novel, “War-Life;” but hay- ing issued @ large extra edition, we have a few goples left. Those who want a troat, will call and get it. For sale at the office, 105 Nassau street, and all the news stores. Only six cents, Seventy-two columns of matter. The Era, of next Sunday, will contain the commencement of a new and startling work, entitled the Mysteries of Parisian Crime, or a Secret History of the Pri- sons of Paris, imported at great expense, for this papor; also, an asiortment of original tales, novellettes, editorials on all the current topicsof the da & Alhambra, rivalled Dinning Saloon having ree of Mr. DILLON, the well known caterer Howard street, and recently of Beekman stroc: a doubt become as popular under his manag will without ent asin its palmiest days. The E intendence of Mr. Rowe, i n years, and, a fact well known. is unrivalled in his line. many friends of Mr. Dillon will drop im at the Alhambra and see him. Bathing.—At this season of the year, after 4 winter of almost unparalleled severity and duration, the use ofthe Bath we deem to be one of the best measures to prepare for great transitiou from intense cold to great heat, and to restore the equilibrium of the frame after the severe trial of a Jongand painful winter. On the score of health and economy, comfort and clegance, THATFORD'S Bathing Saloon, No. 402, formerly 374 Grand street, between Suffolk and Clinton, cannot be too highly spoken of, or too warmly recommended. ‘ Knox's Hats and the Dome of St. Peter’s.— ‘The Dome of St. Peter's, at Rome, is the beauty of the edi- fice, It in the “tip-top” crowning glory of architecture. ‘What the Dome of St. Peter's is among buildings, the $4 Hats of Knox, 128 Fulton strect, are to well-dressed men, Call in, customers, and examine his Hats of all materials. City Ladies, and those Visiting the City, can find at J. B. Miller's, 122 al street, the largest and handsomest assortment of Ladies’ black and colored Gai Boots to be found in New York, together with a complete a: Sortment of Ladies, Misses’, And Children’s Gaiter Boots ind Shoes, 0 he various kinds, at moderate prices. . J. B. MILLER, 122 Canal street, between Thompson and Laurens streets. Children’s Paris Straw Hats and Caps.— ‘A beautiful variety of the latest French fashions for Spring ‘and Summer, combining Parisian taste with American skill, ‘of styles entirely now, and trimmings inconceivably rich, just opened and submitted to the taste of ladies by JOHN N. GENIN, 214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's. Children’s Leghorn and Fancy Stra Hats,—The subscriber has just recoived several cases of hoy: and infants’ Straw Hat: entirely new styles, trimmed with beautiful straw lace trimmings. Ladias are respectfully invited to call and examine his rich and varied stock of childron’s summer hats. WM. BANTA, 94 Canal st. corner of Wooster st. Gold Pens and Watches.—J. Y. berth 2 successor to B, E. Watson & Co., manufacturers of the Riche- lien Gold Pens, has removed from 15 Wall street, to the Old Stand, 92 Fulton street, where may be found a choice selec- tion of fine Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Pen and Peneil Cases, &c., &c., whieh he will sell on the most reasonable terms.’ Watches and Gold Pens repaired or ex- changed. Gents Summer Wear—2,000 Linen, Alpa- ca, Drapde Ete, Cashmeret, Kentucky Jean, and Summer Cloth Coats, at75 cents to $'0; 3,009 pair linen, cassimere, ean, doeskin, and corded Pants, at Sl to $10: 3,000 Vests at Hiovate te $4, with a variety of other goods in season, Five Dollar Suit Store, corner Beckman and Nassau strocts. G. B, Clarke’s happy combination, com- mingling the artistic skill requisite in making garments to order, with the happy facility of fitting gentlemen at once, with ‘a fine article already made. Fronch Cloth (very fines ‘0 measure, $16 to $20; Spring Sacks and Frocks, 116 William street. English Three Ply and Ingrain Carpet- ound firty thousand jars’ worth, at less than auetior ricer, atthe cheapest carpet establishment in the U. State: Ro) Bowery, HIRAM AN DERSO Those about pur- chasing will find it to their interest to visit the ware room and secure to thenrselves a bargain. Our Readers in Want of Carpeting, may opportunity to save forty per cent, by purchasing of RAG RORTN at his new store, GR Wiliam attest, near Fal- ton, he, for'the accommodation of retail customers at th establishment and extent See advertisement in another season, having thrown open ‘stock at wholesale price column. Combs—Ladies are Respectfully Invited to examine the choice selection of Dress Combs, at the subsori~ Por's tore—the variety is beyond all doubt the greatest in th valty, among which will he found the double seroll pattern 80 ‘much admired. Also, can be obtained, every apper- taining to the toilet. “A. &'J.8 i 387 Broadway, between Walker and White streets. Dr. Bostwick’s Great Work, and Lectures, fon Vencreal, Strictures, and all diseases of private na- ture, illustrated by many colored plates. A second edition daa just been published by Stringer & Townsend. It can be hrad also of the author, SOF Brondway. A second edition of the thor's work on ial diseases, resulting frem impro- T hahits, has just been published. The Rey. Dr. Blake says Pilspook shorla be inthe hands of every father and you and be as much a housohold book as the New Testament. SS COMMERCIAL APFAIRS. MONEY MARKET. Friday, May 4—6 P.M. ‘The stock market opened heavy this morning, the “Kuropean news not-ieving been quite so favorable as anticipated, This, with the desperate efforts of the hours, depressed prices, and the bulls found it impos- sible to sustain the quotations of yesterday, At tho firet board Erie Bonds fell off 4¢ per cont; Farmers’ Loan, 44; Canton Company, %; Harlem, \; Erie Railroad, 's; Long Island, 4s. New Haven Railroad advanced 1 per cent. is is owing, doubtless, to the arrangements recently made relative to the with- drawal of the day boat from the New Haven line, and the ticketing of passengers through between New York and Boston, There was no alteration in govern- ment securities. We have, as yet, no later quotations for American stocks in London The intelligence ived cteamsbip America from Liverpool, ial point of view, rather conflicting, and the effect upo® our markets, either way, will not be visible more than a day or two. The slight improvement in breadstuffs is more than annulled by the deprecia- tion in cotton, the inactivity in the manufactur. ing districts, and the disturbances on the conti- nent. Money continued as abundant in London as previously reported, and consols remained without any material alteration. T ¢ had been a drain upon the Bank of England for specie for shipment, to somo ex- t the rate of interest, by telegraph , in per the ® comu or tem, but not sufficient to Th America brings about one million of dollars in gnoo, which, when added to our present supply, will place the banks in a stronger position than they have deen since the spring of 1847. The inference which qould naturally be drawn from this is, that wo are nd that the result would be a very important improve ment in quotations for ‘ancy stocks We notice the name of Mr. Bates, of the house of Barings, in the list of passengers by the America, The steamer will not reach her dock, Jersey City, before to- morrow—Saturday—night, The details of the new: will not, therefore, be published until Sunday, when full particulars will be found in the columns of the Herald. The names of banks which have exploded during the past year, the day of suspension, and the present mar. ket value of the circulation of each, are as annexed : Broken Banks—Vaurvy ov Issurs, Failed, Selling at. Bank of Norwalk, Ohio... Jan. 3, 169, &# cents. Bank of Sandusky, Ohio. |); Jan, 4: 1849 37 cents, Canal Bank, Albany, Joly I 90 cents Bank of Wooster, Ohio. Mare cents. New Hope, Delaware Bridge, Dec 2m conta, f 0. 6,5! Noies.70 conte. ape Soak Dee. 29, 2 NOY. Stuck Notes.96 cents: Lowiston Rank, I November... +... += conte, Erie Bank, Penn May5... 35 con These prices are paid by the brokers of Wall street. ‘The bills of the Canal Bank of Albany are worth par, as the receiver has given notice that he will ultimately redeem the whole of them, As to the bills of other banks named in the list, it is dificult to say whether they ever will be worth any more than the rates quoted above or not, Holders will be able to judge for them- selves, whether it is best to sell or not, The receipts of the Erie Railroad Company for April, this year, were $62,123 24, from 200 miles of road; against $25,798 88, from 74 miles of road, for the same month last yeas; showing an increase of $36,324 36, being equal to one hundred and fifty per cent. The total receipts for the first four months of 1849 were $195,041, against $91,550 for the first four months of 1848. Increase this year, $103.691. ‘The receipts of the Old Colony Railroad Company, for April this year, were $24.380 27, against $17,869 18 for the corresponding period last year, showing an in- crease of $6,511 09, equal to thirty-five per cent. The packet ship Zurich, from Havre, brings $16,500 in specie, By an arrival at New Orleans, $30.000 in specie were received from the Rio Grande; $53,000 were also received at that port from Vera Cruz. For the week ending the 22d of April, the sales of cotton at New Orleans amounted to 65,000 bales, said to be the largest week's business in this staple ever transacted in that city. This activity is ina great degree attributed to the complexion of the accounts received from the interior, relative to the injtry done to the growing plant by the late heavy frosts, which, it is thought, may seriously injure the coming crop. It appears by the last annual report of the Comp- troller of the State of Connecticut, that the balance of money in the State Treasury on the Ist of April, 1849, including $13,000 borrowed within the year from the school fund, was $20,241 96. The whole amount of in- debtedness from the State to the school fund, for mo- ney borrowed at different times, is equal to $46,212 43, ‘The expenses of the State government during the past year amounted to $41,874 81, exceeding, by about $4,000, the expendityre of the preceding year, Stock Exchange. 109 150 Canton Co 100 di $500 U S 6's, 1862 ‘2000 “do 19g 0 bw 500) do ecupoa 109), 100 Harlem RR 60 2500 do Ist WwW do 830 5000 Treasury Notes 100 do S10 5000 do go 200 do 1500 Ohio 6 100 do i) 2000 do 7 300 do 1000 Kentucky 6's wo de s10 1000 Hlinois Bds, 1847 1 do 830 5000 Indiana State 5's 650 Long Island RR 1000 Penn. ba 100” “do 30 3000 Erie Buds, 7s, 3 do 5000 do ‘5%, 4 mos 10 shs N Am Trust 15 Bank of America 6 10 Stonington RR 53{ 200 Reading RR 100 do 50 Farm Trust 100 do. wi 50 do ‘b60 21N ¥Y& N Haven RR 400 do 50 do 9 20 Erie RR, new, full 20 do 5 do 45 Nor and Wor RR w do BOARD. $1000 Kentucky Bds 103.25 sha Canton Co B34 1000 NY & N Haven Bds 91{ 200 Harlem RR ong 17 shs Erie, new, full, 62" 50 do 5035 Bw do 60 150 I, Island RR 233 &® Canton C ‘60 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, FARE, REDUCED 70 $1.—REGULAR U. 8. MAIL Line for Boston, Nashua and Lowell, via Norwich and Worcester Railroad, . 18, from Pier N . R., foot of Court= landt street.—Steamers of this line, (Knickerbocker and Wor- will leave P y , foot of Courtlandt inday excepted, at 5 o'clock, P. M., instead of heretofore. Vassengers and freight for the above places, can, depend upon this line being the chea and moat expeditious way of reaching: Boston, Lowell, Na ua, or any part of Vermont or New Hampshi OR COXSACKIE-LAN DING AT CALDWELL'S, WEST Point, Newburgh, Hampton, Milton, Doughkeepsie, Hyde Park, Kingston, Barrytown, Redhook, Bristol, Catskil: Hidson, and Stockport. The new and splendid steamer MAN HATTAN, Captain Wm. B. Nelson, will leave the Steamboat Pier, at the foot of Chambers street, every Tuesday and Sa- turday, at five o'clock, P. M. TATEN ISLAND FERRY.--LEAVE NEW YORK aT a nOvt ma ind 6 o’clock. Leave Vanderbilt's Landing at ofaloak. GUIDE TO SARATOGA, NIAGARA, QUEBEC, &e— ‘The Traveller's Hand Book for New York, Canada, and rts of New England, describing the various routes and ob- ects f interest in and around the cities, watering places, &c. y H. S. Tanner. For sale LS % BROTHER, 233 Broadway. WANTS. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation, us Coachman, ina private family. Is well acquainted with the grocery business, The best of city re ference can be given. Please apply at IS Cedar stroot. ANTED—IN A GROCERY STORE, AN ACTIVE IN- telligent Boy, of 16 to 18 years old, who can bring un- doubted reference. | Apply to J. Cook, corner Broadway and Bight I street, from seven to 10 o'clock, A. M., or from four to six, P.M. ANTED—A ROOM, SUFFICIENTLY LARGE TO give private lessons in Dancing, with Bedroom for a gen- tleman and son, with or without board. Situated in or near Broadway, Address (stating terms), to “K. K.,” at this office. ANTED-- A FRENCH, SWISS, OR GERMAN GIRL, as Cook, and to assist in washing and ironing. Must come well recommended, and be a good cook, Apply at No. 41 Beaver street, or 121 Clinton place, ANTED--A SITUATION AS COPYIST, ENTRY Clerk, or Assistant Clerk, by a respectable steady young man, who writes a good hand. Most respectable city refe~ rence given. Address T.H.P., caro of Mr. Lane, 430 Pearl street. A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS BEEN AC ng the account of men's time, ina foundry, railroad, or manufactory; he must be a good ac- countant, active, intelligent, and be able to produce unexcep- tionable certitientes, as to character, Se. Apply to W. NIBLO, f Broadway an Pe oo street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN FROM the country, at some light business; salary not so much an objeet ns a’ permanent place. Address JAMES Me- CORKLE, at the Office of this paper. STOUT, HEALTAY YOUNG MAN, 17 YEARS OF of tae, wishes to learn any goood Trade—Ship Cazpenter or Bricklayer preferred. Please call at 42 Hammersley street, and inquire for Purcell. OACH SMITH—WANTED, factory at Jamaica, NDRY, near the 0 BATTERS.—WANTED IN PHILADELPHIA, A first class Shaper or Curler, to whom a good situation and liberal salary will be given. Address immediately t E, MORRIS & CO., Philadel TPO ARCHITECTS OR CIVIL ENGINEERS—WANTED —An engagement ag Clerk of M or as Draughtsman, &e., in an Architect or Engineer's office, by a person who has had considerable practice in. superintending works, making fairs, and working drawings, taking out ad squaring quan- tities, &e. Address J. P., Herald Othee, FREFECTORY WANTED—A' down town preferred, or in Broadway: second class Hotel; that ean do a good bar bus R. W. A., 2 Murray street. r. A CARRIAGE MANU- Sonch Smith. Apply to J. SPECIAL NOTICES, HE NEW AND COMMODIOUS HAL Grand street, four doors east of Broadwa: been handsomely fitted up for Chapel, by the First F Laptist Society of New York, will be opened for publ ship to-morrow morning at half-past ten o'clock. ing also at three o'clock; and im the evening at lalf-pasteeven o'clock, & funeral discourse for the inebriate, Public worship Will hereafter be held mt this Chapel evary Sabbath, at the hou REACHING, NEXT SARBATH, IN| WASHINGTON Hall, He f Boston; Also, sir ed to proach at y Buildings, i ; and Grenada Hall, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn in the first namo Hall, throvgh the k aft REFUGE LODGE (NO, or Monday evening, May 7 ellows’ Hall, corner of Gran W. SMITH, N.G. 0, 0. F.-STRANGERS’ F, will, on and SSING FROM 67 PEARL STREB hall and Broadway, to Maiden Lane, OST—IN I through Whi L Geld Bracelet. person returning the same to the above number will confer & favor on the owner. NION COL ING PURSE OF $39, mile heats, best arness, free tor all pacing horses that never wor r that amoun me off on Monday nv Saturday night, at {24 o'clock, No. 188 Chath of entra E, Proprietor. addei mm qu ve ver Plated Wai ly chased ed, , suitable for Is Hotel, in Bro: Tne th, at way, on all of the best and most elega “Seine A. 48! —H. H. LEEDS AND H. MOR * Auctioneers —City Hlotel,—A. J. Bleecker & ¢ Leeds & Co., and Homex Morgan, will sell at anction, day, 4th, Saturday, Sth, and M th May, the entire And extensive assortment of valuable Furni dip tain the City Hotel, me of which i# almost mow; als Silyer Plate, Ke. &e. Sale commnences each day at half-pas o'clock, A. M., precisely ABY WILL SELL AT AUCTIO: NPMULODORE MAL the Cabinet Warehouse, No. 65 Beekman street, corner of Gold, on Mc the 7th nt, at 1044 o'clock; elegant and new Furniture, of Rosewood, Mahogany, and Black Walnut, and warranted: Catalogues ready. FOR SALE. PROPERT ornerof Ho FOR SALE ON THE NORTH- ston and Crosby streets, cor Houston street, 5 with builiuigs the immed it» bor- Terms liberal. hood of Apply t lulton Market. OR SALE—A HORIZONTAL STEAM ENGINE, about (@ horee power, 18 inch eylinder, 42 inch stroke, with two boilers each 2145 fect long, £ feet diameter, each with two flues, made from No, 1 best’ Pennsylvania iron, The engine has not been used a month, and is perfect in every re- ; the only reason for gelling it being that water power 1s been substituted. Apply to A. R. MOEN, 123 Water Street, or to the subscribers, WASHBURN, MOEN & CO., Worcester, Mas: HOTELS. ERCHANTS' HOTEL, FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Arch and Market, Hnitadelphia. The proprietorshi and management of this well known hotel, (which is locate im the very centre of business.) having this day passed into the hands of the subscribers, they beg leave to state that it is their purpose to render it worthy of the liberal patronage with which it has been heretofore sustained, and hope, by unremitting attention, to deserve the patronage of their friends, who may visit'the city on business or pleasure, & J. McKIBBIN the Exchange Hotel, Pittsburgh, LHAMBRA, 136 WATER STREET, (2vp DOOR NORTH Pine we pow ntlem in that vieinity, and al we y pa etor of the Rainbow, How street, and ree m street, that the AL days, in all its and at f fare will be than some, a able as town. A single visit will satisfy WM CLOTHIN M* OPPO; R OLD STAND, 132 Nassan street, is selling the cheapest Shirts ever s in New York, fur Five Shillings, all of them with linen lars, bosoms, and wrists. Next week, she will remove to No. 1 Astor House, which Mr. T. he celebrated architect, an enti Cc. T PREMIUM SHIRT MANUFAC- turer, No. 10 Park Place, New York, and 5 Royal sirect, New Orleans. RS, HEWITT HAS REMOVED HER CORSET ESTA- lishment from No. 451 Pearl street to No. 382 Broad- ‘way, second door above White street. east side, up stairs. O THE LADIES.—PETER ROBERTS, 373 BROAD- way, has just received from Auction, a large Lot of Black Lace Scarfs, 8-4 Shawls, (rich patterns.) at a very low pric also, 8-4 Binek and White Nets, for Mantilla; Embroidered Cambric Handkerchiefs, Curtain Muslins. very chew zetts, Collars, and Cuffs, 0 gr ain; Valenciennes Laces, from 1s. per yard; Lace Capes, (new pattern,) Figured Mus- lins, &e. &e. AKE NOTICE—GENT wish to have th a MEN 1. AND FAMILIES WHO hing done in good styte, and ata moderate price, will do well to call at Mrs. SHAW'S, No. 45 izabeth street; also, Store washing will he done up” hand- nely. All orders thankfully received and punctually at- ded to. MUSICAL. 0 THE MUSICAL PROFESSION THROUGHOUT THE United States—The American Musisal Fund Society, (incorporated April 12, 149, ) having now obtained a charter, and being in successful operation, solicits the atventi rofessional persons of both sexes throughout, the tates, to the advantages offered to members by the provisions ofthe constitution of said Society. A circular setting forth more minutely than the room ofan advertisement will allow, the objects of the Association, can be obtained gratis on ap- lication to the Secretary, who will also furnish candidates for membership with copies of the Constitution. All eommu- nications must be addressed (post paid) co the Secretary, JOUN J. SCHERPF, Office 479 Broadway, N. Y. BOWERY THEaTRE.—SATURDAY EVENING » will le acted the tragedy of ROMEO AND J —Romeo, Mr. Mek : Mercutio, Mr. Stevens; Pai nn Lawrence, Mr. Gilbert; . Wemyss; Nurse, Mra, Gil- HE bert son bert; land, ¥ W Fount de Crossy, MeN. B. Clark c tin, Miss K. Denin; The Baroness, Mrs. 4M curtain rises at 73. Boxed 250. C HANFRAU'S NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM will be acted JACK evening, May math onathan ack “Sheppard, Miss ‘Thames Darrel, Mr. Wood, skin, Mr. T.G. Booth; Mra. Wood, Mrs. G. fred, Mrs. Isherwood. To be followed by W YORK AS IT 1 Booth: Mr. Chantrau; Joe, Mr. T. Gd, on; William Twill, Mr. Her- i ctor Mull, Mr. b. Chapman, Captain Jonos, phonesba, Mrs. G. Chapman ANIUS' TALL, NO. Grand and Broome stre nday, April’39, and every ‘siual and) well-knowa th Christy's: Minstrels. |, 184 the world; the tirst to harn tors of the oldest established o negro melodic ent popular style of Ethio ss in this city, during the past superior The Company consists of ten p of BP. Christy,” Doors open eateight o'clock. An Aft if t three o'ch “DESIRE IKEL rumental © my kelhei~ POLLO HEIMER will giv Cert on Monday, May 7, 1 iby M rnet Valentini, Prima |. Premier Tonor of the [talian Opera; isco Taffanelli, who will ; To be had at the and Martini, 4 Barelay No . Doors open postponement on n the ce! commence at 8. The piano factory of Mr. Erard, an wesday, Sth inst., Mr. Ikelheimer will giv st Concert in the same room. The programme ly varied, , LDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.~-THE exhibition of Paintings by artiste of the abeve school will be open every day (Sundays excepted), from 10 o'clock KM. until 1 o'clock P.M at the large soon over the hall of the Choreh of Divine Unity, in Broadway, betweon Spring and Prince stres til 5th Jun Admission, 35 cents, on tickets, une ive, M cents, Catalog 2 ings’ Grand Classical ring over four miles of work has been exhibited in Boston and reat y for thea nine months, and acknowledged by the ‘and press, to be by. far the most truthful, com ive, and diversified painting ever brought out in. tl cities. Open every evening at 7, commencing at 8. Also, on Wednesday and Saturday, at 3 P.M. Tickets 25 cente—no half price, Liberal arrangements made with schools and partie: ALLHALLA, 36CANAL now ope: mprising a amusements—Table: and Dane now attract derate adinissi ning, pian Melodists, 19 Jences, at the mo~ cents; Parquatte, 37 oonts, HE LARGE AND SMALL full operation, with appropri with music, will he exhibited for seum, 450 Broadway, commencing on Monday next. May 7. Front seat tickets, to admit a lady and gentleman, 0 cents; Single tickets, 29 cents. Gpen at Tg, and commence aus o'clock. ; + interspersed few nights, at the Coli- ASTLE GARDEN.—THE AROVE WELL, “KNOWN Summer resort can now be engaged for evening amnse- ante during tho: ensuing season. For further particulars, and terms, apply at the office on the premises, or by lett (ost paid} direoted to the proprietors. sitiagl PRENGH & HEISER, Bkeapway THEATRE—B. A. MARSHALL, PRO- May 5, will be acted the Duke of Gloster, afterwards x Henry, Mr. Fredericks; Mr. Moorehouse; Henry, Earl of Rich~ n Elizabeth, Mrs. Abbott; Lady Ann sa of York, Mrs, Dyott. To con KS FIKST?—Captain Charles, . Mr. Dyott; Potter, Mr. L. Bor= Militant, Miss Wallack; Smart, Mrs, Watts, mmence at 73. Dress Cirol snily Circle, 28 conta, clude w Mr. Lest, hard; Mrs, Doors oj night Will be presanted S h, Mr. wily's farewell ongage- y of MACBEPIL en on Saturday ASTOR PLAC nilemen of (his o earsal of MACBE A HOL HM, wt 10 on Saturday morn- ‘8 THEATR 7 CHAMBERS STREET. — s4- ening, May 5, will be performed KOMANCE AND KEALITY—Asper Mi Mr. Burton; Oliver Manlore Mr. Lynne; Frank Meredith, Mr. Jordan: Lavender Kill. Me K 1; Juck Swift, Mr. Brougham; Tom Badjer, Mr. J ston; Williams, Mr. Hurley; Rosabel, Miss Chap hae webs, ra Manley, Vernon; 'Nlossom, Mrs, Brongham: Betty, Miss vests, by the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Bal let. The Comedy will eonelude with an Epi by all the characters. Doorsopenat7; curtain rises at Dress Cir- cents; Private Boxes, $3 and N MUSEUM—P. T. BARNUM, MANAGER aud Proprietor; J. Greenwood, jr., Assistant Manager. Jay and ¢ this week.-Splendid Porfsrmanoos, ernoon wt 3, ing, at \4 before 8, The Mana- fer has engaged the ‘eolebra Guaker Giant and. Giantess hey may be seen at all hours, day or evening, with the Mammoth Lady, who weighs 676 pounds; and that dimunitive specimen of humanity, Titania, the Fairy Queen. The cele- brated Martinetti Family have been enga d will app, &t onch entertainment, with Monsieur E in their wou derful Gymnastic Performances, lang! Pantomimes, Iudicrous Metamorp! c. Also gnaitged, Great Western, ankee Comedian; Mr. Chapman, Mr. Copland, Miss West, Burton, Miss Melville, | Highland Mammoth Brothers. Scripture Statuary. Wax reprosentations of the Sia. Twins. Madame Rockwell ‘Ad- children under 10 Iss I at the Stuyve 734 o'clock. ffouse, Union Hotel HE NEW ORL Burlesque Ope Society Library Rooms, cor The oldent company in existence, and harmonize Ethiopian Melodies, The prog Grand Scenas from Norma, Linda, Lucrezia Bor opular Choruse tress, Admituni ours open at 7: ck. Concert every Satur day afternoon, y dway ‘and the first to introduc at OF SACRED MU- won Sunday Eve ing, May 6, by the cele~ brated New Y Band, under tho divection of Mr. J, Nosher. Prograinme—Part First: Mighty Jelioval ; Newkwin, List to the Convent Bells, Bloomfeld. Pilzrim Fathers, Bishop. Be still, my ah Andan finer. Ho- anna +} Hard Trtermnivsion. n hour, t Second: Cavatina; Fry. Church of our Clark. Rest, Spirit, rest; Kook, Eve's Lamentati« cert to commence at 8 e’clock, Ad Cosmeramas have been cortectly ar alll times. HE GREAT CHINE! JSEUM, 639 BROADWAY, between Spring and Princo streets, and the only ono in untry, consists of a great number of life size Figures of Chinese of all classes; several hundred Chinese Paintings; rtments in Houses, Stores and Vessels; Models of Pagedas, and Bridges; specime Chinese Manufactu i and Mechanteal Implements, Ins ‘Ko. &o. Opon from nino A.M. ti Admittance, 25 cents; children under twelve, balf Bloomfield: &e. Con= nission 1244 cents. The nged, and can be seen at BOARDING, Se. OARDING.—TWO ¢ EMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN ‘and his wife, can be accommodated with a neatly fare d room, on floor, with breakfast and tea, ia et, respectable family, where there are no children. Re- ces exchange: Apply at 77 Hudson street. OARDIN ENT AND HIS WIFE, OR two Bi accommodated with Board and pleasant r ina inal family, where are taken only afew select boarders. Apply at No. Abingdon Square, core ner of Bank street. OARD WANTED UP TOWN FOR A YOUNG LADY, ina quiet family of first respectability, convenient to Kipp and Brown's line of stages. Please address Box 907, ‘oxt Office, OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND one Child, ins genteel private family, in some’ street near the Ninth avenue, and above Fourteenth street. Ro-~ ferences exchanged. Address "G. K. M.," Box O., Herald Office. A pleasant situation required, ‘ANTED AT FORT HAMILTON.—A FOREIGN wishes to board during the summer season le family, where no other or very few The house must be situated near the he steamers. Address B. C., Herald office. gentlem with w very res} boarders are t# landing place of TOBE LET, _ NO LET—A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM, in w small private family where there are no boarders, im a desirable location, within one minute For particulars, address a note to P. 8., He © BE LET.—THE TWO STORY DOUBLE HOUSE, 54 Walker streot. Apply at 24 St. Mark's Place. ARLOR TO LET ARGE FRONT PARLOR, (UN- turnisied,) cn the s Tt will make a delight- ful lodgin for one or two single gentlemen. Rent, $W the premises, 69 West Fourteenth street, ne. EDROOMS, FURNISHED absau street, near t FERRIS, 44 Nassau street, in the Boot Store, HOUSEK NO PARTIES COMMENCING in good repai option of taking the Furnittre, or such of On_view from ning to twelve, rent low, with as might suit, REMOVALS. wt Aarne EMOVAI—G. M. KNEVITT, AGENT FOR FULLER'S Patent India Rubber Sprin: : Broad street to 38 Broadway. COURILANDT STREET.—TO LET, A VERY tore and cellar, situated near Greenwich street, t shelving, fur the boot and shoe or crockery trade, of fur fancy goods.’ Will be let cheap to a good tenant. Apply on the pr i EMOVAL.--DR. M. LEO-WOLF HAS REMOVED frem 18 Brondway to No. 39 Lispenard street, R. WM. SCHIRMER HAS REMO Broadway. ¢ hours from I to 4 P. M. MIRISTIE'S GALVA Depot is romoved to 182 Broadway, between Cedar Laverty ot Thi ly place ‘in New York, where Dr. Christie's genuine articles can be obtained. Strangers should beware of spurious imitation: USIC!I—THE PIANO WHLL BE TaUUHT BY A young Lady, who hasa thorough knowledce of Music, and who can give tf vost anexeeptionable reforenses. Terms inne ar one morn advance: ie ete ee < MISCELLANEOUS. RUTH WILL CONQUER.—FACTS, FUN AND FAN- cy, of the richest kind, will be found in the Scorpion of jay. It contains the commencement of a brilliant Ger- Homance; Dumb Loye; more of the Romance of Passio 1d Oats, or Amours of a Quaker; Mysteries of New Yor! Libertinism in Troy; Crim Cons at Albany and Washingt correspondence from Boston and else where, of all the naughty doings, ete.; also interesting notices of the movements of the 0. U. A., 1. 0, of O.F., U. A. M., U. A. 0. D., anda list of the time and place of meeting of the Lodges in this State, of the A. 0. of G. F. It is the greatest No. ever issued. For eale 35 Ann strevt, and everywhere else, NUTTA PERCHA MO LESKIN HAT—ALVORD & Bancker, Hatters, 178 Broadway and 10 Bowery, Invent- nd Patentees of this great improvement in Hating, after year's tial. offer the above Hat, with full confidence that {t will be found preferable to any other kind of Hat—posse: ing advantages over every other mode of preparing the fel body, They are for eale only at 178 Broadway and 10 Bowery. ARPETING, CARPETING, CARPETI\G.—2n,0 0 yards at WILLIAM McGRORTY’S wholosale Warc- No. 136 William street, between Fultoa and Jo! n opposite W ashin tores, is now throw. open to he where he offers ‘all the various sty les ‘arpetings, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Xe., for csh, forty per cent lower than any retail store. or sal ERSONS WISHING TO PLACE THEIR DAUGHTERS or Wards from ¢, in a School, which combines nil the useful and attractive features of the English, Classical, and ornamental branches, on the most find a good opportunity to doo Ly call AMDERS Hoy between the hours of 12 and 4 P. M., where cards, and all ne- cexsary information relative to the school, will be furnished by one of the teachers. IERCE’S CELEBKATED AMERICAN AIR TIGHT stove, with briok top oven, for sale at No, 202 Broad- GEORGE PIERCE & CO, SHOE THREAD, wrought Nails, Brads, and’ Spi Net, and M Twine of ‘Shoe Thread in every variety; © Carpet Twines; Manilla and Hemp Cory India Twin c¢., &e, For gale h PUMING, 106 Pearl street, OTICE TO CREDITORS.—BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the Surrogate of Suffolk county, notice ix hereby gi- ¥en, according to law, to all persons ‘having elaims against dither James Osborn, John Osborn, or Monroe Osborn, late of the town of Brookhaven, in the county of Suffolk, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to. the subscriber, administrator of the goods, chat- tels and credits of the said deceased, respectively, at his resi- dence, 64 Broadway, in the city of New York, on or before tho Ith day of June next, WILLIAM KEVAN, Administrator. Dated the 19th day of December, ISI, C. LEMON, IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN « Havana Segars, of the choicest brands, invites the Attention of connoisseurs to his recent importations, which are new, and of . An examintion will prove advantageous to The old customers of this store re particularly invited to ca! eds : v MON, 4 Wall street. 710 BUNDLES VERY FINE lere from ail, by J. asonable terms, may 000 CASKS. 7 don stre CLARK, FISK & Co. duily smoking Ne Shoulders, and Bee ceiving Dairy and € Thin Mess, and P Salmon, and $ 28 FULTON STRE y and Uountry cur erior uality; also, constantly re~ Lard in bbls. and kegs; Mere and Prime Beef; Mackerel Dry and Pivkle Uandles, Soap, 2us Fulton st. FOR 1549, BRICK Al invention is now e public are requested new Fortable Range, nt ever offere GEORGE PIERCE & CO, N. B, Pierce's Ranges repnired, EPOT OF CORNELIUS & CO.'s LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, Ivory Cutlery, and Plated Ware—Just opened, a rich as- ont of Silver and Damask Girandolos and’ Lamps. of new designs, and finer finish than any ever offered to ‘ea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Castors, ASHE R. MORGAN IEKCE'S NEW TWO-OV oven top—This useful and in cperation, at 292 Broadway, w tocnll and examine it Pi the neatest and most efer I D —THE MEMBERS OF TH Institute are requested to mect this evening, Saturday, the Sth instant, at 8 o'clock, at the rooms of the’ Institw No, 383 Broadway, for consultation in relation to a ticket ed at the anwt EDICATIO corner of 28d street and Ath av election on Thursday next, THE KNICKERBOCKER HALL, dicated to fe, will Le d | diving worship to-morrow (Sabbath), Services will commence at 1035 o'clock, A.M. Services will also be held at 344 o'clook, end at So'elock, P.M. Also, on every Sabbath following at the usual hours, Entrance on 23d street. IRE DEPARTMENT.—N@TICE,—THE ANDERSON ‘Testimonial Committee pastioularly requet all Compa- nier holding tnbscription lists for the Anderson Testimonial Fund, to make their returns to Geo, Buckingham, Trea- William street, on or before the Lith inst. Z E¢F THE NATIONAL FIRE INSU No. 67 Wall street, New York.—Tnis Com iy, with a fall capital urplas securely invested, are prepared: to effect ii inst loss or damages by fire on Ale na of property j aise, om inland BAvigation risks, on ae any similar insdtudon j promptly adjusted and paid. igre aga Thos. W. Thorne, "Martin Hoftman, Rugono Bi 3. W. Martin Hoffme 01 John Van Boskerok, Join d. Herrick, Anirew De Welick, Gilbert Day Wm. Van Wyok, Joseph N. Lord, Jr., Henry H. Ward, — Geerge Bell, Stephen Holt, Al W Mids We THOR: THOS. W. NF, Prosident, W. C. KELLOGG, Seoree sak “A NY INFORMATION RESPECTING A SMALL CASE, marked “Nichols, Pierce, & Co. Boston,” which was about entering upon an easier monoy market than has been experienced at any time within the past two years, taken from 116 Pearl street, on Thureday afternoon, will be | liberally rewaxded. fale this mor schoice styles Lawns and ing at a small advance, thirty ¢ Orpandies for city trade, OUTCAL SEYLIGHT, DAGUERKEOTYPES.— ON B your since, Harrison & Holmes established the Daguerrins art on a new wud original plan from anything of the kind in the Old or New World. With the erection of a mammoth Op- tical Light, snd perfected Instruments, combining all the Freneb, German, English, and American inventions, together with the aid of celebrated Chemists, they have succeeded in producing a new and original class of Portraits and Minia- tures of the highest arristical excellence, both astonishingly curate aud classically heantiful, whichommand universal attention, admiration, and patronage, HAKKISON & HOLMES, No, 280 Broadway, N, B.—Our friends will pay no attention te the disreputable cards or rignboards of our Christian e+mpetitor in the Luilding: such cards are no credit to Jewor Gentile HH. & H APER PRESS.—A fF “MUCH RSON OF MU Newspaper and Magazine Establishments, Wishes empleynent as Assistant Editor, or otherwise, fas awinted on Daily Papers; has been éntrusted with Re- Me viewing, has Written on varions rubjects; is thoroughly ao- juointed with the details ef a Printing Office; and would not Uiject to go in the country referencos, Address (fro) Journalist,” Box 2,41, General Pat Office, New York. FOREIGN, RIAS & CONNOR, COMMISSION, FORWARDING, ‘and Shippiig Merchants, Panata.—Consignments of pe ‘and morchandise solicited, and all kinds o sion business attended to op the usual terms, Drafts on N, York, Boston, New Orleans, Saa Francisco, London and Pa- rie SHIPPING. rere Dp eCt One. FOR a Che ee SUBJECT TO Visitation by the Health O1 Every vossol from a foreign port ngers, and every vessel having hi during her passage, any case of Small-pox, oF infectious contagious disease—arriving at any time, All vessels from any port, in the ordinary p from which they must pase aouth of’ Cape Henlopen—arriving between the thirty-first day of May and the sixtoonth day of October. And all vesscls frem any place (including islands) in Asia, Africa, or the Mediterranean, or from any of the West India, Bahama, Ber- muda or Western Islands, or from any one place in Amerios, in the ordinary pas: trom which they south of Georgia qavtiving between the tat day of April und the Grat day of November. ALEX. B. WHITING, Health Officer. Journal of Commoree, Evening Post and Sun, pl T BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN R. M. Steamships between New York and Liverpool, between Boston and Liverpool, calling at Halifax to land and receive ails and passengers, are intendod to sail as follows:— Niagara, Capt. Ryrie, from Boston, Wodnesday, lath April. Gurepe, Lott, NoVork, ty” 3a Maye Jambria, Shannon, Boston, © 9th America, Harison, N. York, 16th Hibernia, Stone, “ Boston, Bd Canada, Judkins, “ON, York, 0th An experienced Surgeon on board. ‘Freight will be oha: m specie beyond an amonnt for personal expen (otters and papers must pase through the Fost Office, Pass from New York or Boston to Liverpool: First Cabin, $120: second do., $70. For freight oF passuge apply to TNARD, 38 Broadway. ACKET FOR HAVRE-S: St. Nicholas, Eveleig! BOYD & N, Agents, 88 Wall street. {OR HAVRE—THE SUPERIOR COPPERED AND Copper fastened French bark Armanting, Capt For freight or paxsage apply to BOYD & HING POR HAYRE-THE SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOUIS, Capt. Grenier, will anil on or about the lst proximo. Ap- ply to BOVD & HINCKEN. T A MEETING OF THE PASSENGERS IN THE AL Bark Cothbert, from Greenock to New York, after the remarkably quick passage of 2 days, held on the quarter deck of that noble ship, in the harbor of New York, it was Resolved, That, with a due sense of the nautical skili, kind attention, and. gentlemanly deportment of Captain Joha Sangster, and the first and xecond officers, a suitable expres- sion of their grateful acknowledgments should be eonferred on each, viz.? That Captain John Sangster be requested to accept, on the part of the passengers, a case of mathematical instruments; that the same acknowledgment, in the form of a pe, should be offered to the chief officer, Mr. John Mc- nell, and also a dressing case to Mr. Alex. McCulloch, the second officer, from all of whom we experienced all the kind= ness in the power of each to confer, in their respective capa cities. Signed on behalf of the passengers, ROBERT HOLMES, May 4, 1849. PA A, from Youghal, I warmest thanks to Captain Mari d Kindness since our e ing our tention n every ass F150 TONS PIG IRON, PER BARK f Clydeadale, from Glasgow, will please board, at once, foot of Harrison street, ABRAHAM BELL & SON, 117 Fulton street. THE GOLD COAST, OR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON, VIA NEW OR- leans.—The United Staces Mail Steamship Company will despatch on Saturday, May 26th, the commodious aud well known steamship FALCON, for Chagres, vin Havana and Now Jrleans, and will land oF receive passengers at the bar at Charivston or Savannah. The Faleon will carry out the United States Maile for the Pagific steamors from Panams te California and Oregon. Pasnage to Chagres in state rooms... Do. do. lower after cabin Do. do. lower forward cat Do. do, __atecrage . Do. New Orleans in state rooms f Do. do. lower after Do. do, atovrage. Do, Havana inthe state room, Do. do. lower after cabin Do. ane” Now AeerMEe so ‘ ‘or freight to Now Orleans, or apply to M4 MO. ROBERTS. TIS Wose woreot. JRNIA, DIRBCT—POSI~ F packet—To sail Muy 16, ECUMSEH, Capt. N. rt ef her cargo engaged Pier No, IL North Rive pply on board, at Pier No. OR SAN FRANC OAL tively the first and only reg ndid fast sailing packet bark nd, having the the beat is now londi UL North River, or to N COLLINS, Jr., 74 South atreet, up stairs. nd in their bills of lading re nA this vessel that have not enll at the office of the agont berths may be secured. There in passengers. No steerage for a fow more passengers taken im (his vessel. JOR CALIFORNIA, THE GOLD REGION —TH class, Al, eoppercd and copper fastened ship PROBUS, now lying at pier No. 6 North River, will sail for San Fra » on oF about the 1th inst., positively having her fe ght nearly engaged, and now going on dvard. Can handsomely Rveomymodare a few first engors; also, about thirty second cabin on deck, at $125 and found, For passage, and ) barrels freight, apply to E. 1. SUTTON, 84 Wall atroct, or the bulk of 4 T VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO, fast swling and beautiful packet built’ bark Alice Tarl- , will sail in a few days. This vessel ts now, twont monthe old only, and titted out in & most ample mai 4 distinguished Physician and Surgeon ie attach da limited number of passengers only more will he received, if application is ma ply on hoard, ar Pier 10 East River, or to Isaac T NMITH SH ROBERT “FULTO: A”) tons burt F wl Wall street. CHASE, COM- Sunday noxt, She has acociamedations equal, if wot awe any vossel that has yot sailed for tne taving but ali Dumber of passengers, she can accom- modato afew more, Shippers will please sond in their bille Apply on hoard, pier No. 8. NR. WOODEN CALIPORNIA HOUSES—BUILT on hand at No wxpressly for Calffornia, and alwa: Maondway, whore the emigrant comfortable hovre, of any demensions at ahort notio GEO, FREEMAN & Co,, No, 30 Broadway. MEDICAL. wee NR EEE, AND BARA PAMPHLET CAN BE HAD, PRER 1 Broadway, corner of Warren street, de- scribing Doctor Powell's new and successful modo of treating the affections of those sensitive and delicate organs. Recent~ ly imported, a large supply of beautiful Artificial Eyes. Just Published, x popular Treatise on the Eye, third edition,” re- id and en: |. Price 0 cen’ eco po JAMES’ W. POWELL, M.D. MAGRETC, POWDERS—FOR DESTROYING BED- bug ckroaches, Moths, Ants, Flies, Flas, Insects on plants, and all other Insects; also Pills for the’ instan- taneous destruction of Rats and Mice, and warranted witho pison, are sold by the inventor and proprietor, EMANUEL PYON, 420 Broadway. Thu follo g gentlemen have use them {n their establishments, and have certified to their efficacy:—D. D. Howard, Esq., Irving House; Colman & Stetson, Astor House; 8. ‘Thayer Cozzens, late of the Ame- rican Hotel; Preston H. Hodges, Esq., Carlton H Roome, Superintendent of New York H. many of the’ most eminent physicians in the city; likewise the first premium of the American Institute. R. SHIRIAKOFF, FROM ST. PETERSBURGH, CHI- Topodist, (operator upon the foot,) tonders his thanks to the American public for their generous patronage in his pro- fession, and begs leave to announce that he has removed his ofies from 3 Chatabers to 323 Broadway, opposite the theatro, two doors sbove the hospital, where he will continue his sor- vico and give general satisfaction in the radical extraction of corns, and eure of di: i ERABAN’S RU ant, safe, agre Feraban, SSLAN CALAMIN able, and infallible med Physician ring Tt will spe ‘ 7 particle of Infvetious matter te 1g to the taste, and may ke used with t cntire kecreey and success, y’ persons of either sox, this city, vorner Christie and Bayard stroete, ts @ Dottle—and which, in the majority of cas: tan entire eure, ADAME SUAII’S VENUS PILL—PREPARED FROM ‘asimplo vegetable substance, by Louis Shail, graduate of the Female Obstotrical Institute, Paris. ‘These pills are the only actual remedy ever discovered for the cure of all diseases of the gom‘*al organs, Seminal or Physical Debility, Barrenness, Lmporency, &e. ‘For full particulars of thelr ingular and_ magical effects, seo circulars. ‘To be had of the regular appointed agents, where alone the pills are to be had enuine and direct from Paris. Price $1 per box. C. H. ing, 192 Broadway, corner of John street; 278 Brondway, corner of Chainbors street; 433 Broadway, corner of Howar' street; 68 Bowery, corner of Walker streat; 2s Grand street, corner of Allen street; 114 Canal strect, opposite West Broud- way; 96 Hudson street, corner of Leonard street. ‘These pills are put up in small fat boxes, and can be sent by mail to any part of the United States or Canada, K, JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, 80 WELL KNOWN in the treatment of delicate diseases tation for shell im those half cured cas ears is pre-eminent. Constitutional weaknoss, brought on fy'nwecret habit, effectually cured. Recent oases cured in four da: ‘. ae D®,,COQrek, ¢ DUANE SREETT, HAS, FOR THE last fourteen years, confined his practice to the treat- ment of Mercurial and other Discases of a delicate nature, He can cure the most aggravated cases of this dise: v1 A perfect ours, or ne mild cases removed in two to five days. TISE ON is, remedies, K. KALPH'S PRACTICAL PRIVATE TR! the nature, symptoms, progress, conseq cure of the genital organs, including mast wes rosembling venereal, (given in NKc., adapied to every individual, of botn » ‘only truly usefull work on the subject, written in plain the recipes fur all medicine faithfully given. 1t is » be practically useful to every one, in every place Hz pages. “Price $1 had of the author, nae INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS. Our Was! ngton Correspondence. Wasuixeron, May 3, 1849, ‘ ‘i Whatever may be the cause, there is a pause, The work goes on gradually, but it was expected to proceed rapidly from the first of May. A good many small jobs in the departments were cut out for execution during the current week; but they lie over. We are inclined to believe that Old Zack has put in his veto against a too indise minate massacre of the Huguenots. We incline to the opinion that the President is rigidly disposed to adhere to his inangural. If he discovers that he is held responsible for the acts of his cabinet, we suspect he will hold them responsible to himself. _ Since Monday there have been considerable re inforcements to the list of office-seekers in the city, from New York and other cities; detachments of sagacious men, following in the wake of Mr. Ewing. A good any of them, on returning home, will wish they had never come into the federal cit ndidates for the public service. N result of the Virginia election appears to be fourteen democrats and a half whig; for Mr. Morton, elected over Mr. Pendleton, is very. gene- rally reported to be for the sub treasury, for free trade, against a bank, and against the Wilmot pro- viso; which would make him too ultra a democrat to stand any chance of success, even as the demo= eratie candidate m Berks county, Pennsylvania. RCAPITULATION, rs There is a pause 20th Congress. . 9—demoerats, 6 whi Bist Cong ++ 4!g—demoerats, i a whig, Democratic gain, ora diflerence o| the other Si Winthrop. will House. ++ 544—Whig loss, 644 in the vote in the House. If et come in at this rate, Mr. not be re-elected speaker of the Wasninaton, May 3, 1849. The Release of James Webb. Jim Webb was let out of jail on Monday, no- body appearing against him. Sidney H. Stuart, clerk of the New York police, had filed an affi- davit which led to his arrest while Shuster’s second trial was pending; but that gentleman being in New York on the oy mentioned, there was no reason shown why Webb should be fully committed fortrial. Messrs. Key and Burke did not interest themselves to detain him, he having been previously assured that his agency in bringing Shuster to trial, and the recovery of the govern- ment jewels, would exempt him from a prosecu. tion. Wasuineron, May 3, 1849. Seekers—Their Prospects—The President — Lady Franklin's Letter, $e §e. ‘There were some sixty appointments made yesterday, chiefly of little Custom House officers, from Bangor te the Balize, the larger places lying over for a day or two. And yet, this is nothing to what would have beem done, had not General Taylor interposed, It is clear understood that he has to keop @ continual cheok upon the _ The attention of the politicians is, at this juncture, directed to the New York city officers, especially the Collectorship. And, next te these, comes the case of Sken Smith, of Philadelphia. It is genorally expocted, however. that Young and Smith are safe, and that th will be lifted off the shoals of uncertainty within a week. The rule of rotation extends to those officials whe were brawling politicians during the late campaign; and if it can be proved to the cabinet that any office- holder took to the stump. even for General Taylor, to the detriment of official duty. he will be expelled. Very good.fMit is a good rule that works both ways. A report is going the rounds of the papers, that when the Virginia committee first waited on General Taylor with the State sword, that he said to thom, “Gentlemen, I don't want your sword; but where is your electoral vote?" It was the joke of a wag, who facetiously. in the portico of the White House, while the crowd were waiting to be admitted, made tho r The Ofice ‘or mailed free by post; Clay & Co., pub- Kk. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE “ PRACTICAL PRI | I vate Trentixe,”’ &c., 8 Greenwich strect—ofhice hours 9 to 2AM. Oto T’M. (Sunday excepted). Thos who apply in the early stages will be surprised at the rapidity and litte Stricture in every stag inconven: © attending their cure. ed EAPARING 1 Guide and edi .D. This is the most id to the American pub- phic Plates. 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HE MAKKIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL Companion, by. Dr. A. M. Mauricenu, Professor. of Dis eases of Women, Sixth edition. 18mo., pp. 260. Price $1. 0,00) copies auld in six mouths. ‘Yeurs of suffering, of Puysical and mental anguish to mi an aftectionate wife, and pecuniary difficulti might have been spared; thousands now poor would ha foyed competence: thousands now broken in health would ave enjoyed it: hundreds now in their graves boen still alive, by a timely pos of this work. Tr i@ intended especially for the married, or those contom= marriage, se \t discloses important seorete i to articularly. ‘To thors whvechealsh dove wot permit of an increase of faml= it is of especial importan *alnoy every te jecline of either budding into womanhood fapertans seange= mem and tho most elieient re Yoho of cure, in every complaint te ang We Re Din, Co., Alban; . Boos, eb ft street, Philadelphia} William Taylor rf \ stage Raw (ogi i 1B. 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M. | seed, and the market is bet mark sufficiently audible to be heard by a score of per- sons. and with the proper gravity to be believed by the eredulous, We recollect admonishing the gentle- man at the time, that the joke might be credited; and it ago out that a gudgeon or two did swallow the bait ‘Tho letter of Lady Franklin to the President of the United States, in behalf of some efforts by’our govern- ment for the relief of Sir John Franklin and his ships* crews, supposed to be hemmed in among the icebergs of the Arctic Ocean, will attract universal sympathy and admiration; and the reply of Mr. Clayton, in be- half of the President, will mect the cordial response of the whole American people. And the country would sustain the President if he were te detail an exploring squadron in search of Sir John, and volunteor crows could be promptly raised among our noble Jaek tars for the enterprise From Santa F om files of the Santa Fe Republican, to the 9h ult., we learn that the gen- leman sent out by Texas to administer justice in he eleventh judicial district of Texas, is publish- ng the constitution of Texas in the columas of the Renoblican. The Republican advocates the necessity of prompt and yigorous measures being taken to keep he Indians in New Mexico within proper bounds. The most disposed to commit outrages are the Apaches and Navijoes, but the former are consi- dered the more desperate. A correspondent of the Republican says:— We hink that the United States should send into this Territory three thousand soldiers, whose business should be to ‘lick’ these Indians; yes, ‘lick’ them until they can’t tell their elbows from a band of music.” CITY TRADE REPORT. Fripay, May 5—6 P. M. ‘The week's laterfforeign news, published in the Heralé this morning. had the effect of checking operations im cotton, and some other articles of produce, as dealers were inclined to wait the receipt of letters before operating to any great extent, Indian corn and meal wore stiffened by the news, and sales of both made freely and at an advance. Rye and rye flour remained abous thesame, Barley was quiet, while oats remained about the same, Pork was casier, while sales were protty freely made; the market closing rather in favor of the buyer, Beef was steady, while lard remained about the same. There was a fair business doing in groceries, without material change in quotations, Cotton sold to a moderate extent; holders were inclined to stand out for previous rates, and wait the receipt of letters. Asnes.—Sales of about 70 bbis. of pots were made, at $5 6244. with lots a little better quality, at $o'75. ‘There was nothing reported in pearls. Burasturrs.—Flour—The market was easier for the lower grades, ‘The ‘ales footed up about 3,500 bbl ineluding common State and Troy brands, at $4 56% with some lots fine, at $4 250 $4314; straight brands this State, with mixed western, at $475 $4 81%; good Ohio, at $4 81% a $4 8744; favorite Indians and Michigan, at $4 94. $5; pure Genesee, at $5 50a $5 6246; fancy do., at $5 75.0 $6; extra do}, at $6 25 a $6 62),. Sales of 400 a 500 bbls. New Orleang were made, at $4 8144 a $4 874): including also fancy, at $5 25.0 Je. Sules of 300 bbls, southern were nado, at $4 4; with some lots good fancy Goorgetown, at $9 123g. Rye Flour—Sales of 500 a 600 North River ‘were made, 251%; a $2 87%; with a lot of New Jersey, at $& 8743. Meal—Sales of 1,000 a 1100 bbis. New Jersey were made, nt $2 8744; the article was in good demand, and the market closed firmer, Wheat—The lower grades were heavy, while good quality was in fair do- but the offers of purchasers were below the views ; for Oh . & 105¢. was asked; no sales Corn—The sales, since our ort, have been large, and, in the aggre probably reached about 100 000 bushels, including New Orleans heated, at $5c, a 56¢.; southern yellow, at 63e a 64e ; and northern round ycllow, principally to arri in this month 64e. a 65e.; in the above were some lots southern white, at 60c Rye was held at 600, Jey was nominal at OOo, a62c. Oxts were firm at 360. Cotron—The sales of the day were about 600 bales; offers are making nearly as good ay before the news, for 2 #ty Wo notice further sales of 300 barrels No. 2 mackerel. at $4 50, Favir. —There has been a movement in bunch rais- ins, and we notice sales 6-000 boxes at $1 47%; 1,000 do, halves, at 7c, and 2,000 quarters at 40c. Fixe Crackyns —The market has an upward ten- dency, and sales of 600 boxes No.1 Canton (40 packs per box) were made at $1 75 Faris The foreign news unsettled rates, and for cotton to Liverpool 4d. was asked) An engagement of corn was reported at 7d. Gixsexc.—The market is quict, at 20e quality. Ixon.—No. 1 Scotch pig has moved to the extent of 800 tons at $22 25. and’ $22 60, 6 months Navat. Sron re have been further sales of 1,600 barrels crude turpentine, at private bargain, and 600 do spirits, at 8%¢ cash i to test There bas been a movement in Englieh lim. Doe pare bas bean + iT; sales Ly Linen 10,000 iWe., equal to eash. and 1,500 American, at eee te ete 4.000 gallons changed hands at | Bee. a 600, ‘and 4 months, Hee eer cee were made {4000 bushels Turks laland r d re-sold to ® erat f at Boe and dy auction. £00 bage Pernambuco changed hands at 64¢., 4 months ‘Tras. Lhe cargo otfered to-day, brought previous v« for the lower and higher grades, and a slight ad= for prime Vance on the medium qualities. Terms 6 months, Hy- ron, 24 hf, chests, 6244; L1 chests, 70; 44 hf. do. 16 38. Young Hyson.—15 hf. 73 hf. 14 chests, 4 do. chests 67; 18 do 8; 43 do. 40 do. 56; 7 do. 54 16 do. ; 48 do, 48; 15 do 47; 90 do, 44; 27 do. 4: 60 do. 41; 49 do, 4045; 199 do, 40; 187 do. 39; 48 do. 38: 18 do, 3534; 88 do. 80; 2 4 4; 101 do. 150 do. 80; 90 do. 2045; 30 do. 29; 28; 10 do. 27: 20 do, 264 (768 do 26; 23 do 25; 7 cases, 66; 20 loo2%; 5 do, 51, Hy#on Skin.—60 hf, chests, 36; 30 chests, 27; 87 bf. do. 24; 176 chests, and 114 hf do. 2354; 27 do. 2234; 49 do 22; 25 chests, 2134; 20 do. 21. Gunpo der,-14 hf. chests, 70; 44 do. 60; 25 do. 44; 53 do, 32 26 do. 31349; 6 cases, 71, Imperial —8 hf. 'c'svata, 675% 11 do, 65; 11 do 55; 8 do. 41; 71 do. 40; 15 do. 35%; 2 do, 33; 40 do 32; 16 cases, 51; 15 do. 45. Oolong. —227 boxes, ench 16 Ibs.,4143. Ningyong Souchong,. —117 hf. chests, 31% Provistons—Tho sales of Pork amounted to about 1000 bbls, including mess at $10 25 a $10 Bly and prime at $8 374; some lotsa were reported at higher rates. Sales of 00 bbls. country prime Beof made at $7 87%. with w few bbis, old prune at $6 50. Lard— Sales of 700 bbls. were made at 6 a ie; sales of TO bbds, dry salted shoulders were made at 370 Sales of 180 boxes western short middles were mado at Ge , and 60,000 Ibs, plain hams wore made at Se Choose nothing doing. Butter—Sales 300 packages of Ohio